Boeing clears key hurdle and stock rallies, leading the Dow
Wall Street gets one more sign that Boeing’s turnaround continues apace.
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Cyclospora outbreak: First two deaths reported in Michigan
Wildpixel | Istock | Getty Images Michigan health authorities on Monday reported the first two deaths from the ongoing cyclospora
When measurement is political: Accounting for natural resources and the true location of sales under unitary taxation
Under unitary taxation, multinational companies are treated as what they are: single businesses. Their global profits are aggregated, and the
This Time Could Be Different for Russia Sanctions by Simon Johnson & Oleg Ustenko
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Financial Interdependence and Currency Internationalization — by Zhengyang Jiang
Does financial opening necessarily lead to currency internationalization? To study the competition between incumbent and rising powers under financial interdependence,
Read the Odyssey! | American Enterprise Institute
The opportunities for IMAX are not abundant in the Aegean Sea, which explains why I have not yet seen Christopher
Plato Had His Reasons for Banishing Homer. Christopher Nolan Does Too. | American Enterprise Institute
The classicists aren’t happy with Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey, and who can blame them? Scholars of Homer’s epic are right to think that
Predictive Risk Scores in the Public Sector: Experimental Evidence from Child-Protection Investigations — by E. Jason Baron, Arkadev Ghosh, Richard Lombardo
Many public-sector decisions require allocating scarce attention under uncertainty. We examine whether algorithmic risk assessments improve child-protection decisions, where supervisors
SpaceX’s first-ever earnings report is a big deal — but not because of the numbers
Investors will be more focused on Elon Musk’s commentary and the potential for added stock volatility.
Joint U.S.-Japanese intervention boosts the yen — but will it be enough?
Although forex market intervention can affect exchange rates, most strategists believe interest rate differentials are the ultimate arbiter of the